Each character pack costs $0.99 and includes one head and one skin.

Borderlands describes the new sets as spanning three themes: Domination, Madness, and Supremacy. Was less than impressed with this look, so I decided to go through and try the rest of my new purchases. Wish they didn’t cover her hair with the hat (or at least made the hat cute…) I get where they’re going with Trigger Pull and the whole hunting theme, but it’s not my style. After we beat the Final Boss, Jackenstein, the only thing that really excited me was that I got ANOTHER new head! New head from Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt DLC: Trigger Pull I equipped an infinity pistol, revived people when necessary, and went through the motions. I don’t even think I’m going to review it, because I probably zoned out so many times during the process that it wouldn’t be objective. Decided to open up the game to the public and get through it as quickly as possible. Of course, I’d need to go back to Sanctuary to try the new stuff out, and I was still stuck in the middle of Sir Hammerlock’s quest. So, I decided to buy the new customization packs and log back into the game. Leave it to Gearbox to read my unenthusiastic mind, because this morning I woke up and saw that they had just released three new skins and heads for each character! Maybe it was the lack of a level cap increase, or the fact that with my already all-orange arsenal, I just haven’t felt motivated to play. I’ve been meaning to post a review for the latest Borderlands 2 DLC, “Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt,” but there was a slight setback in that I hadn’t actually completed the storyline.

Borderlands 2 skins and heads